:confused: I have a kenmore model 110-92593410 top loader. I have just replaced the basket drive after watching your helpful video (thank you). The snap ring clip had popped off at the bottom of the basket drive causing the spin cycle to not spin. After careful inspection I noticed the bottom of the shaft had worn out to the point of nearly no more groove left for the snap ring to slide and lock into. So, time to replace the basket drive. After replacing it and reassymbling the washer. I took it for a test spin (dry spin, empty basket) and the good news is the washer now spins but the bad news is, once it spins up to speed it goes frantically out of balance. Never had this problem before. I looked under washer to check all the tension springs and all looks good. I looked at the video three times to make sure I didn't overlook something. Everything looks assembled correctly. What did I do wrong?

:) Thanks Fairbank56. I did wind up going back under the machine and did see the problem with the suspension plate sliding out of position and then found something on utube to confirm this. However, it's nice to see your quick response was right on.
You mentioned I could have just replaced the Tub-bearing in the bottom of the basket drive. Is there a video on how to remove the bearing from the tub? At the bottom of my basket drive there is no bearing, only a brass looking sleeve with a groove about 1/8 inch from the bottom for the snap ring to slide onto. What I would like to know is how does the end of the basket drive wear out like that? It doesn't touch anything but nearly 1/8 of an inch of brass (or at least it looks like brass) wore out. This is the original basket drive and I'm the only owner. Any ideas?

:) Thanks Fairbank56. I used a hack saw like you said and sawed almost all the way through the T-bearing on two sides (just to be safe) and then drove it out with a screw driver. No damage to the basket drive. Now I have an extra basket drive, and for four bucks maybe I'll order the T-bearing and have a spare. It took 19 years for this one to wear out, I wonder how long this one will last! The funny thing is when I originally went into Sears Parts Direct.com and pulled up the diagram, it doesn't show this part. It only shows the basket drive. If I had known about this website before tackeling this DIY, you would of saved me some money. Now that I have Appliance Repair Forum saved in my favorites, I will always try it first. Thanks so much Fairbank56.